Participating Courses

A key component of the program is the integration of the book into courses offered in departments across campus. Some courses will use the book on their required reading lists, while others will offer themes related to the book as optional topics for papers and presentations. All students who are enrolled in these courses will receive a free copy of the book.

Academic Year 2025-2026 committed courses: 

Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 courses continually updated as instructors register their classes

Participating Courses Summer 2025:

SOC WORK 646Child Abuse and Neglect

Participating Courses Fall 2025:

AAE 990Agricultural and Applied Economics Research and Thesis Graduate Lab
AAS 671Slavery and Emancipation in the U.S.
AFRICAN 129Africa on the Global Stage
ART 236Writing in and About the Arts
CHEM 636Introduction to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
CSCS 470Child Health and Human Rights
COM ARTS 100Introduction to Speech Composition
COM ARTS 476Nature of Criticism–The Public Arts of Communication
CP115CeO Educational Effectiveness
CP125The Wisconsin Experience Seminar
CS&D 999
Enhancing Clinical Skills
CURRIC 367Education Practicum II
ED POL 200Race, Ethnicity, and Inequality in American Education
ENGL/GWS 401Race, Sex, and Texts (How to do things with writing)
ENGL 403Advanced Composition (Writing Fellows Seminar)
HISTORY 500Biography: Methods, Ethics, Theory
LANDARC 363Earth Partnership: Education Restoration for Equity and Resilience
LAW 854 Family Court Clinic
LAW 855Government and Legislative Clinic Seminar
LEGAL ST 699Family Court Clinic
LIS 202 Informational Divides and Differences in a Multicultural Society
LSC 314Introduction to Digital Video Production
LSC 360 Science Podcasting and Radio
MED SC-MFundamentals of Global Health Graduate Medical Education
PSYCH 212Childhood Challenges
THEATRE 219First Wave 101

Fall 2025 Odyssey Participation:

  • Core Odyssey Courses
    • English 100
    • English 167-168
  • Odyssey Alumni
    • Introduction to History
    • Introduction to Theatre
    • Sociology, Race and Ethnicity
  • Odyssey Senior

Participating Courses Spring 2026:

AAS 227Introduction to African American Literature
HISTORY 500Biography: Methods, Ethics, Theory